1994 - September 17 - Published Date

A Kind of Grace: p. 23

Autologic Inc. p. 30

Chicago Jewish Star newsbox vandalized p. 33

Crain is syndicating new car information p. 36

Declaration wins Colombia's support p. 5

Don Nicoson, p. 22

Earnings up for News Communications p. 17

Ed Plaisted, p. 22

Thomson ups profit p. 17

Former NBA star files defamation suit p. 15

Four entertainment features are offered p. 35

Free to paid p. 5

Avenor to cut discounts p. 31

Ga. conservative paper growing p. 19

Gerald LaBelle, p. 22

Higher speed Business Wire p. 31

Hispanic material in syndicated package p. 36

Hockey mag sold p. 5

Hollinger increases its earnings p. 17

Honoring Their Heritage p. 11

Hunter George, p. 22

Hyphen Inc. p. 30

IAPA condemns Haiti action against journalists p. 19

Big market papers using 'branded' audiotex service p. 25

IAPA demands probes into murder, bombing p. 37

Indiana paper advertises nationally for workers p. 33

Inquirer sports show debuts p. 19

IPS, cartoon group and writer honored p. 36

Joe Antle, p. 22

John Geddes, p. 22

Late legal notice blamed for delay in casino opening p. 15

$2 million libel suit filed over Foster report p. 12

Database marketing - the UFO of the newspaper business p. 3

Maria Mann, p.22

Biweekly goes weekly in S.C. p. 33

Mark Mulholland, p.

Marketing execs see benefit in INMA alliance p. 24

More funds coming for cartoon building p. 35

NAA study says execs saw lower pay increases p. 17

National Directory of Newspaper Op-Ed Pages. Marilyn Ross. p. 23

News and the Culture of Lying. p. 23

Newspaper growth rate p. 6

Newspaper ad spending up p. 17

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Newsprint in June p. 31

Brighter outlook for newspapers p. 16

N.Y. Times ups type size, leading p. 2

PAGE posts gains, elects officers p. 31

Pamela Reasner, p. 22

Pete Leffler, p. 22

POLICE ARE STILL STORMING NEWSROOMS WITH SEARCH WARRANTS p. 48

Politics And Journalism — New Jersey-style p. 9

Problems Within The Catholic Press p. 20

Quebecor reports higher earnings p. 17

Quindlen quits New York Times to write novels p. 5

Red's saying p. 7

British media hampered by strict contempt law p. 14

Reporter loses discrimination suit p. 15

Reuters upgrades Latin services p. 5

Sawyer adds new clients p. 29

Says media prejudice against Islam must stop p. 7

Skip Esch, p. 22

Some praise, some clarification p. 7

Southam selling Coles book stores p. 29

Spillane comic strip features private eye p. 36

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 2

Survey: Recycled fibers in 57% of Kentucky newsprint p. 31

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

susanne hopkins p. 22

Susanne Hopkins, p. 22

Sweeney succeeds 56-year Copley vet p. 36

Syndicate offers an Asian news service p. 36

Tennessee newspaper carriers allege harassment p. 15

Theater manager sues Florida paper p. 33

The news and fair trial p. 6

Western Journalism Center director says it's non-partisan, not pro-right wing p. 13

Times Co. creates on-line sports info network p. 5

Tom Phillips p.18

Cartoon stamps are expected next year p. 35

Two feature groups will meet in Seattle p. 35

Valassis pact p. 33

Videojet gets NAA award at Nexpo p. 31

Vocational experts with two vocations p. 34

Weeklies, TV stations do back scratching p. 33

William Holstein, p.22

WSJ business magazine ups its frequency p. 5

Xitron Inc. p. 30

Cascade Systems Inc. p. 30